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Royal family LIVE: Prince William’s new interview as Princess Anne continues Australia visit

by 10/11/2025
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The Prince of Wales has opened up about the challenges of speaking to his three young children, following Kate’s cancer diagnosis in 2024.

The Princess confirmed she was in remission in January, but has also spoken candidly herself about the ups and downs of recovery after cancer treatment. 

William told Brazilian TV show host, Luciano Huck, in an interview filmed in Rio last week: “Every family has its own difficulties and its own challenges, and I think it’s very individual as to how you deal with those problems. We choose to communicate a lot more with our children, that has its good things and its bad things, sometimes you feel you’re oversharing with the children when you probably shouldn’t.”

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William has spoken about the difficulties of talking to his children about Kate’s cancer diagnosis

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